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Country:
Czech Republic
Description:
Lake Tanganyika:
Tank size: 47x19x19 inches = 79 gallons
Tank size: 120x50x50 cm = 300 liters
Decoration:
Gravel: Sand 30 Kg (0,1-0,5 mm)
Background - 3D polystyren
22 shell Neothauma
5 shell not identification
Rocks Stone 75 Kg
Technics:
Light: 4x Trocal de Luxe Afrikan Lake 18 W
1x Interpet Blue Moon 18 W
Light-Duration: Day:4x Trocal de Luxe Afrikan Lake 18 W
10:00am - 10:00pm
Night:1x Interpet Blue Moon 18 W
10:00pm - 11:00pm
Filtration: Fluval 305
Resun P 1000 with bioakvacit
Air Pump No
Heater Elite 100 W
Water Parameters:
Temperature: 26°C°-pH: 8,3-gH: 20-kH: 15 Nitrate Level: 22mg/l
Feeding:
Frozen and Nutrafin basic, Hikari cichlid gold, staple,complete and Sinking Carnivore Pellets, Dajana cichlid gran., Tropical spirulina, Tetra fresh delica-Brine Shrimps, SAK 55, Energy, Green.
Advice:
You must love your fish.
Fish Kept:
2x Altolamprologus compressiceps Goldhead
3x Neolamprologus leleupi Orange
8x Altolamprologus calvus Black Pectoral
1x Synodontis petricola
Corals/Plants:
2x Anubias barteri
2x Anubias lanceolata
4x Echinodorus argentinensis
Tank Size:
79 gallons
About Yourself:
My hobby: Cichlidae from Tanganyika.
Music - Doom,Trash,Black and Death metal.
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